The Portland daily press., 1887-01-14
SUBURBAN NEWS.
sACCARAPPA.

Mr.. William Lamb is cutting some nice
pieces timber off his land located short dis
lance from Cumberland Mills village, and
hauling 1t to Messrs. Woodman & Foss's
mills in this village to be manufactured into
boards for the home market 1t is rare to
find now such large growth of clear pine,
so near settled townships.
The new freight house of the Portland &
Rochester railroad, is 16 by 80 feet. The
outer walls of the one nearly up.
The Ladies Congregational Circle gave a
supper and sociable at the church vestry
wednesday evening under the management
OF Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Albert Warren.
There was good attendance, and very
enjoyable entertainment
Mr.. Fred Curtis has exchanged his span
OF work horses for a pair of handsome i'm
ported bays, weighing 2400 pounds. They
are powerful animals.
The fourth entertainment in the Odd Eel
lows lecture and concert course was given
last evening by Father Barker's Old Folks
concert Company of Boston. There was a
IalT sized audience and the patrons were
well pleased.
The Westbrook Cornet Band will give q
concert and readings Monday evening. the
18th inst, by home talent.
Inc Following officers of Temple Lodge.
+. and A. NJ, were installed "Wednesday
evening by ID. ID. & NJ, NJ. A. Dillingham; of
Fortland assisted by Postmaster S. f. Tufts /:
MASTER. c. Scates.
s. VIII. III. b. Halves.
J. VS.. II. Skilngs.
S. DC. NJ. Waterhouse
J.D.-Frank Allen.
Treas.-Sewell W0odman.
SEQ. A: Cobb.
S. S.-A. ii. Adams
J. S.-Leroy Spiller.
Mar.-H b. Spr0well.
Tyer-E. s. Brooks.
Chaplain-T. 5. Burns.
m, After the installation supper was served.
The occasion was very pleasant one.
Presumpsc0t Commandery, u. o, G. c..
officers were installed Wednesday evening
by Deputy. Commander DR.. c. W. Bailey.
The following are the officers:
P. CT. II. Dunn.
N. Coco. H. Wentworth.
v. C.-Mrs. Mary Mayberry
Prelate-S. II. Mayberry.
X. of R.-Wm. S. Clark
4. X. of R.-Mrs. NJ. A. Clark
Heraid-Fred ' Weymouth.
/. G.-Mrs. Mary Spear
o. Sd. A. Cobb.
Music and oysters came after the exercises.
Seventeen new members have been added
during the past term. The present member
ship is one hundred.
Assistant Inspector VIM. l.. Dickey in
stalled these officers of Cloudman Post, G. a.
r., Wednesday:
Com.-Wm. H. Holston.
5. v. C.-John E. Warren.
j. V. Coco. II. Whidden.
o. of. D.-A. p Stills.
Q. NH. Elwell.
Ajt-Charles Stanton. X,
The New England Cotton Company lately
engaged in manufacturing batting In Wes-
toms mill, have permanently suspended. The
new machinery Of the mill has been sold to
Massachusetts parties and the old machines
and lumber to George FL. Raymond
DEERING.
Tuesday evening large delegation from
Orient Lodge, Good Templars, Saccarappa,
made fraternal visit to Maple Lodge. A
most cordial welcome was extended and a
fine programme provided for the visitors.
Interesting remarks were also made by mem
bers of Orient Lodge and Miss Welch gave a
fine recitation. Orient Lodge is in a very
flourishing condition and increasing its
membership rapidly:
Chancellor Commander-H B. Webb.
Vice ChaDcell0r-A. A. Huston
Prelate-A. Z. Thompson.
Master OF ArmS-Stephen Elder
Master OF Flnance-1saac l.. Elder
Master OF Exchequer-J. Tenney.
ham. -
Inside Guard-,Geo. H. Bailey, Cd.
Outside Guard-G. Jefferds.